Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Kumara Times, Issue 696, 20 December 1878, Page 4

THE GREATEST WOTOEB OF MODEM TIMES! Psrsoks suffering from weak or debiKtated.ctmsfitatioiis }.1 er * *,. HMlth for »»• The Mood is the foantain of lift and its purity can be maintained by the use of those Sir SAMUET, BAKER, in his work entitled " Tke Nile Tributaries in Abrss'aia," 1 ordor ? 1 the <Jw*°»«ui'.M»liomei to inform the jt medicines at the service of the sick, .with adrfce eratie. 1 out a qaantKy of HeUoway's Pins. These are most useful to an explorer, as* possessing nnnmtkkablc purgative properties they create an undeniable effect upon the patient, which satisfies him of tfaoir Talis.* SIMPLE, SAFE,'I3I GEUTiH! Is a certain remedy for bad tegs, bad breast* >aai •Jcerations of all kinds. It acts imracifously iii healmr tdoerations, coring dcin diseases; 1 and lit arrest***'aid subduing aU inflammations. .~ • ; ..- ,< , • , • Mr. J. T, COOPER, ,;, ....,,.,. and nothing could exceed thei^gratim-le; aiid, u» «*- sequenee, milk, fowls, butter, a*d kwie-fcieil'peursd jj> upon us, until at hut. a Ma-spoonful' of, Oit»W.«t was worth a iowi and aiiy quaality o res*, and m« demand became so great 'that-l was- <4>iif'«. r -'■ '-'-'- -~-' i ' the sinail temnining stsc'-t " Sold bv;nU Chemists , and ?.••.«'••.. *' ... . '. " Is there no hope? ' the' sick man safd The silent doctor shook W« head."' ''•-■" " While (here is life there's hope, h« cried.." "iEgroto, dnm anuria est, spea e»t"

DR. L. L. SMITH, ■>. (The only legally qualified medical] rasn advertising*) ... ; . CONSULTS '* on all Affections of the. Nervous System (no matter mm what c-uise ariaihg). On >dl broken-down constitutions. On all diseases »riain« from early indiscretions. • ■> On Gont. On Rheunatism, TN these colonies, thiise excesses which -*• wo have indulged in "hot youth" tellnpon us with fearful interest^ Onr regrets are useless, onr repining* futile. The sole id»-a should be the chances-! we possess of remedying the'ills wealready have, or combating -the effects likely to result. Hide it *rhe may, put on as «ood an exterior, as he can, still Is the victim conscious that he is a living lie, and that sooner or later, his,. vices will discover him to the world. Qur faith, onr obligations to society at large, the welfare of onr future offspring, arid theduty, we owe to ; ourselves forbid procrastination, and point out to lis," not to wait till the ravages break out. in our constitutions. . ■/....,, Before negociatirig with a-merchant', before engaging with a ; confidential'clerk, before employing a barrister,'a careful' man makes enquiries aetV) their their leugth' of occnplany' 6r ! residence 7 and, in the case of a legal'adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and as to his capabilities of transacting the' individual business he consults him upon. ' Strange to say, however} iti the selection of a medical man, the sufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions : arid withregard to.the fitness, qualificatipb, experience' and ability for the particular ailment requiring treatment, he consults the nearest man, whose experience and practice, perhaps, lie m.quite an opposite direction.

It is astonishing that so many ' are driven mad, ruined in health, and aria bankrupt in spirits, hope and money? Have 1 not for years pointed out to then* that—" I, Dr. L. L. Smith, am the only legally qualified man advertising in the* Colonies 1" Have I not also prosecuted, at my own expense, these very quacks,, and exposed the various nostrums they are seliiig,— such as Phosphodyhe, Essence of,'life, &a.~ and had analise'd and ; found -.hem to consist of "Burnt Sugar. and flavouring, matter," and the oeiti£« cute? I have proved to be ajl fnr#-ries. :JU is for this reason that : l ste'p.oit of the ethics of profession aud advertUe,,to give those who require the s.-rvices of my branch an opportunity of it.i iirmg they can consult a legally qualified man, and one, moreover, who has made this hia especial study. = (~' Dr. L L. Smith is, tu« only legally qualified medical man advertising, and hehas been in Melbourne twenty : fonr yeara in full practice on i; Nervous Diseases ■ ? ,i ;,; Losb of Power and Debility Syphilitic Affections ' • I Want of Condition . Goat and R!''eitnaatißni^ Dr. L. L, Smith can he consatfed'by letter—Fee, £l. Medicines' forwarded'lxr all the c donies. :.ii ' Dr. L. L. mifh, IP3 CMrtna-at., Eaafc (Late the Residence of the Governor,